March canola is down $6.90 per metric ton (mt), with May canola down $6.30/mt. May soybean oil is down 0.30 cents/pound, May European rapeseed is down 7.00 euros per mt and April Malaysian palm oil is down 0.20%. May oats are down 2 cents/bushel. April crude oil is down $0.23 per barrel, April ULSD is down $.0124 per gallon, and the March Canadian dollar is up 0.00110 at 0.73150. The March U.S. Dollar index is down 0.150 at 97.620 and the March Brazilian real is up 0.00050 at 0.19450.

Grain and oilseed markets are mixed in quiet trade with little news to go on so far. Soybeans recovered from an early pullback as rumors spread that the EPA will submit its final proposal for blending mandates to the White House before the day is out. Soybean oil cut its losses on the rumors, but still trades quietly lower, with slight weakness in diesel markets not helping. Throw in a quietly higher Canadian dollar, and canola has a reason to see a profit-taking pullback.

In outside markets, treasuries remain quietly lower while equities continue to recover part of Monday's AI-concern-inspired losses. Energies are drifting along, quietly mixed despite a very large build in crude oil inventories (up 16 million barrels versus expectations of 1.2 million), while the U.S. dollar has slipped in uninspired trade.

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